Stories that aren't 100% accurate are on YC fairly regularly; deleting just the inaccurate stories that affect YC companies would be quite unfair.
I agree, deleting the story would be bad PR in itself. Better to correct any misconceptions because if one person is confused then many people are.
Re:Y Combinator's Versionate is Dead
by jackchristopher on Monday June 09, 2008 @05:43PM
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We're probably having the only public discussion of the issue. It should be kept, you're right.
I'm still getting a feel for the culture here.
Re:Y Combinator's Versionate is Dead
by theproductguy on Monday June 09, 2008 @06:44PM
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I would recommend taking the time to read the article. If you did read it you would find the entire post to be 100% accurate.
"It has almost been a year without anything new from this start-up and no signs of life from within the company."
Re:Y Combinator's Versionate is Dead
by theproductguy on Tuesday June 10, 2008 @12:39AM
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That article discussing the new company to which the founders of Versionate have gone. That is _not_ an article about Versionate, the company, nor their product. On the Internet, if you do nothing for your product, say nothing about the product or company for almost a year, that is effectively a dead company.
That article discussing the new company to which the founders of Versionate have gone.
Wrong. It's the same company. They just launched a new product called Zecter.
If it's not true, shouldn't it be deleted?